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Recent Activity10th Grade Announcements College & Career CenterThe Bearden College & Career Center has a brand new page! Construction is underway and will continue for the next couple of months. Please click on the link (to the left, directly below "Guidance") in order to access the page. If you would like to receive automatic notifications when something is updated, please click on "Join this Fusion Page" in the upper right-hand corner. We look forward to serving your needs as effectively as possible!
2010-2011 Registration InformationPlease click here to visit the 2010 - 2011 Registration Information Page. A lot of helpful information is located here, but if you still have questions or need further clarification please contact your counselor or come by the counseling office! Students received registration information on Wed. Feb. 10th, and registration sheets are due back to their advisory teacher Thurs. Feb. 18th.
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ACT/SAT Testing InformationBearden's school code is 431090.
Does the prospect of planning your future make you nervous? Are you unsure where to begin? Decisions that are made today will impact your readiness for a future career and your ability to succeed in the work of work throughout your lifetime.
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As one of the options after high school, the military can be an opportunity to learn a skill, develop a career, become more independent, and earn and save money to pay for college. All branches of the military, including reserve and national guard branches, offer excellent educational tuition assistance programs. These programs should be considered as financial aid opportunities for individuals who are interested in serving our country and for whom attending college is also a goal.
College & Career CenterClick here to go to the College & Career Center page. You will find information to help you with the college and scholarship search.
